After 15 years, Fatboy Slim's Skint label has reason to celebrate. For one thing, despite the name, it's still in business. And despite the creeping politeness that tends to overtake "mature" artists, the imprint is as bratty and willful as the day it was launched. Venturing far beyond the big beat for which Fatboy Slim is best known, the comp ranges widely, from Req's minimalist hip-hop to Freq Nasty's nu-school breaks to Tomas Andersson's stomping techno. Even a young Tiga makes an appearance; and classic cuts from Dave Clarke, FC Kahuna and X-Press 2 round out the retrospective.